Why can't LSU coaches teach JLee how to NOT throw off back foot?

The guy is progressing, but still has lots of room for improvement. He seems to have improved vision. He seems to make some better decisions, but that lob toss to the middle of the field was fortunately not thrown where a defender could have intercepted it. He made the INT in the end zone, but that was mostly a bad call.

Over all, this is an improved Jarrett Lee, and he would be much further down the road had he received more playing time when the opportunity presented itself in the Vandy and Miss State games. That was why so many of us complained that he did, because it was highly likely that JJ's passing was not going to improve, and we knew Lee needed the growing/playing opportunity.

Still, he made several clutch throws to drive the team down the field when it mattered most.

Now, to the point of the title/post.

The key throw to Toliver was not made with good mechanics, and he was partially repeating the same mistake we have often seen from him throwing with a lean back. His arm and release and accuracy where sufficient to get the ball right where it was needed, so ok for that throw, but that won't work often enough.

Other than decision making and field vision, which will only come with more playing time, throwing off his back foot is a real issue.

Are the coaches so focused on JJ that are not seeing this? Are they dedicating drills and coaching to help him change this bad habit? Will it change as his playing time and confidence improve?